Unlike traditional development methodologies, agile development gives users flexibility through its iterative approach. An agile testing life cycle consists of the following five phases :
Impact Assessment : The impact assessment process is probably the most important phase of an agile testing life cycle, as during this process, the agile testers are expected to gather all the necessary information from all stakeholders involved in the project.
Agile Testing Planning : Stakeholders and testers collaborate at this stage to schedule the testing process and deliverables.
Release Readiness : Agile testers must test the feature in this phase to see if it meets our clients' expectations and is ready to go live.
Daily Scrums : This will probably include a morning meeting to check the progress of testing and set goals for the day ahead.
Test Agility Review : Test Agility Review is the final phase of the project in which a meeting is held with the stakeholders to assess the progress of the project and to determine whether the milestones have been reached or not.
